| | TORONTO STAR 23:02 | |  Police were called to the area Tuesday evening at Spring Road and Parkside Drive. |
| | TORONTO STAR 22:00 | |  Toronto transit users got a glimpse of the city's newest rail line when Metrolinx gave media a ride on the Eglinton Crosstown LRT. |
| | TORONTO STAR 21:30 | |  Osman Osman's second-degree murder charge was upgraded Tuesday to first-degree murder in the September stabbing death of law clerk Julia Ferguson. |
| | TORONTO STAR 20:04 | |  The city will unveil two long-term housing and shelter plans this month, as anxiety mounts among some hotel occupants who fear a return to older, dorm-style shelters. |
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| | CTV News - Toronto 20:32 | | Air Canada has announced changes to how early passengers will need to check-in for many flights leaving from Toronto.
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| | CTV News - Toronto 21:43 | | Ontario restaurateurs are expressing their frustration with the provincial government after a cabinet minister failed to attend a meeting to discuss capacity limits in the hospitality industry, and staff asked attendees not to raise their concerns in the media.
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| | CTV News - Toronto 00:08 | | Two seniors have died and three other people have sustained a range of injuries following a collision in Toronto.
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| | CTV News - Toronto 22:22 | | Canadian air passengers are frustrated by last minute flight cancellation that they say creates havoc as they try to scramble to rebook their travel plans.
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| | CTV News - Toronto 21:26 | | Toronto will soon begin directly contacting the nearly 50,000 residents who are overdue for their second dose of COVID-19 vaccine as it begins to focus in on closing the gap between those who are partially and fully immunized.
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| | CTV News - Toronto 22:25 | | Torontonians are getting their first glimpse of what it will be like to ride on the long-awaited Eglinton Crosstown LRT.
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| | CTV News - Toronto 20:07 | | All but two COVID-19 cases at a shuttered Toronto secondary school appear to have resulted from student-to-student transmission and it is possible that some were contracted during school events, the city's top doctor says.
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| | CTV News - Toronto 22:18 | | Canadian Blood Services has expanded blood donation eligibility for some gay men and LBGTQ2S+ folks at its donor centres in Calgary and London, Ont.
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| | CTV News - Toronto 19:08 | | Charges against the man accused of fatally stabbing a 29-year-old woman at a Toronto law office last month have been upgraded.
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| | CTVNews.ca - Top Stories - Public 21:57 | | Residents of Nunavut's capital city, Iqaluit, are being warned not to consume the city's drinking water due to the possibility of petroleum hydrocarbons.
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| | CTVNews.ca - Top Stories - Public 23:28 | | The country's former Clerk of the Privy Council says the last several years have shown that the price of entering into the political ring is 'going up.'
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| | CTVNews.ca - Top Stories - Public 21:17 | | Canadians were treated to a dazzling display of northern lights this week, as wide stripes of green filled the night sky — and social media feeds
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| | CTVNews.ca - Top Stories - Public 21:41 | | A Canadian who shared the Nobel Prize in economics thought a middle-of-the-night phone call to congratulate him on the award was a prank from an old friend.
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| | 00:58 | | RCMP were called to a pedestrian collision approximately 10 km west of Wadena, Sask., on Monday.
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| | 00:53 | | Zach Hyman will make his Edmonton Oilers regular-season debut Wednesday night against the Vancouver Canucks at Rogers Place.
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| | 00:45 | | The Association of Manitoba Municipalities says the 23.7 per cent wage increase — which is retroactive to 2017 — is going to "affect all municipalities negatively."
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| | 00:42 | | Pascale St-Onge, a former union leader, was declared the winner with a gap of 197 votes in front of Bloc candidate Marilou Alarie.
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| | 00:40 | | The exhibit features three artists: photographer Jess Beaudin, interdisciplinary artist Shimshon Obadia and oil and acrylic artist Teshia Saunders.
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| | 00:34 | | The student-led team is putting the finishing touches on their airlock design, which could theoretically be used to help humans adapt to the hostile Martian environment.
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| | 00:21 | | RCMP say the death is not considered suspicious and that the BC Coroners Service is conducting an independent investigation.
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| | 00:15 | | "Water shutoffs are necessary to prevent pipes from freezing throughout the cold months of the year."
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| | 00:10 | | Montreal police spokesperson Julien Lévesque said multiple 911 calls came in at around 5:30 p.m. reporting gunshots heard in the vicinity of Dagenais Boulevard and Rolland Street.
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| | 00:09 | | An Alberta snow-removal contractor is fighting back against huge insurance premium hikes fueled by what he believes are fraudulent injury claims.
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| | Toronto Sun 00:10 | | Elderly woman also hurt in separate crash involving TTC bus
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| | Toronto Sun 23:43 | | Jose Altuve slugged a three-run homer, Carlos Correa, Alex Bregman and Michael Brantley each drove in two runs, and the Houston Astros booked a spot in the American League Championship Series for the fifth straight season with a 10-1 trouncing of the host Chicago White Sox in Game 4 of the AL Division Series on […]
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| | Toronto Sun 23:36 | | The Tampa Bay Buccaneers announced Tuesday that they are removing Jon Gruden from the team's Ring of Honor. The announcement comes one day after Gruden resigned as the head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders in the wake of further allegations of inappropriate emails. "The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have advocated for purposeful change in the […]
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| | Toronto Sun 23:30 | | OVERRULED Re "Rules leave bad taste; Restaurants excluded as Ontario lifts capacity limits" (Jane Stevenson, Oct. 10) Celina Blanchard is absolutely right. There is no logic behind this. There is a huge difference when sitting with 19,000 people, who are not wearing masks, at a movie theatre, the Rogers Centre, or Scotiabank Arena, rather than […]
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| | Toronto Sun 23:27 | | Mick Jagger crashed a bachelorette party in Nashville, Tennessee on the eve of the Rolling Stones' weekend gig in the city. During the group's set at Nissan Stadium on Saturday, the rocker revealed he had visited some of Music City's most famous landmarks and dive bars incognito. "I went to Printers Alley and sang Honky […]
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| | Toronto Sun 23:27 | | A win against Panama on Wednesday at BMO Field in Toronto would lift Canada into, at least, third spot in the final round of Concacaf World Cup qualifying
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| | Toronto Sun 23:22 | | There is light at the end of the tunnel for the Eglinton Crosstown LRT project. And that literally happened just before noon on Tuesday as the train emerged from the underground Ontario Science Centre station heading eastward and upwards along the track into the brilliant sunshine. A guided tour was held to show off the […]
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| | Toronto Sun 22:52 | | Tuesday-morning call with Ontario's restaurant industry was organized by Minister MacLeod's office
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| | Toronto Sun 22:51 | | Almost two years ago, Premier Doug Ford blew his top when he read a column on the expenses and compensation paid out for the top executive at the provincial gambling monopoly. Ford may blow his top again when he finds out that the audit he demanded at the time never really happened. "I'll tell you […]
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| | Toronto Sun 22:50 | | The opportunity that awaits him has never been this close before. All he has to do is make the decision for them. All he has to be is great.
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| | CityNews Toronto 23:04 | | England will be hit hard by floods like those that devastated Germany this summer if the country does not improve its defense against more extreme weather brought by climate change, a governmental agency said Wednesday. In a report, the Environment Agency warned of hotter, drier summers, more and worse flooding, rising sea levels and greater […]
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| | CityNews Toronto 21:56 | | Two people have died after a multi-vehicle crash in the west end. It happened around 4:40 p.m. on Tuesday at Spring and Parkside drives. Police say a dark-coloured BMW was travelling at a high speed southbound on Parkside Drive. It struck a vehicle that was waiting in traffic, causing a chain reaction that led to […]
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| | CityNews Toronto 21:10 | | TORONTO – Several Ontario hospitals have placed staff on unpaid leave or terminated them due to mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policies, but they say the numbers are relatively low and won't affect patient care. A spokesman for Cambridge Memorial Hospital said 51 staff members who either haven't been vaccinated or won't share their status have been […]
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| | CityNews Toronto 20:50 | | Police say an 86-year-old woman is in critical condition after she was struck by a TTC bus near Lawrence Avenue West and Duplex Avenue, west of Yonge Street on Tuesday afternoon. Emergency crews were called to the scene just before 2 p.m. The woman was reportedly crossing the street and fell before she was struck […]
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| | CityNews Toronto 20:29 | | "Star Trek" alums George Takei and William Shatner are set to beam up to Fan Expo Canada later this month. The annual pop-culture convention, which was postponed in August by COVID-19 restrictions, returns Oct. 22 to 24 with a limited edition at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Organizers say limited tickets are available for the […]
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| | CityNews Toronto 20:05 | | The city says it is shifting its efforts towards converting all eligible first vaccination dose recipients to become fully vaccinated against COVID-19. It's called "second dose conversion," and it's the new priority at Toronto City Hall for the "Vax TO" call centre, for Toronto top doctor Eileen de Villa, Board of Health Chair and Councillor […]
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| | CityNews Toronto 19:20 | | A 49-year-old man has been rushed to hospital with life-threatening injuries when his vehicle hit a hydro pole near St. Clair and Caledonia Road. The crash happened just after 2 p.m. Toronto Police initially said the collision involved two vehicles, but later told CityNews it was a single-vehicle crash. It's not clear what caused the […]
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| | CityNews Toronto 19:04 | | Restaurants and bars have been excluded from the list of venues that are allowed to operate at full capacity again and the industry was hoping for answers Tuesday. But their expectations were belied when a Ford government minister was a no-show at a meeting the government set up. The restaurant industry says it was told […]
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| | Ottawa Citizen 00:13 | | "There is a motion before Ottawa council on Wednesday for a judicial inquiry into the system's development and operation. It will probably not succeed, nor should it."
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| | Ottawa Citizen 00:12 | | Council members know they have to do something. They're faced with deciding if the LRT program is such an irreparable fiasco that it calls for a judicial inquiry.
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| | Ottawa Citizen 23:32 | | Paul Batchelor provided a starkly different view of two sexual encounters than his accusers did when they appeared before the court as witnesses.
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| | Ottawa Citizen 23:05 | | "We're kind of at our wit's end. And now there are bullets flying."
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| | Ottawa Citizen 22:04 | | Ottawa fire said it received a call at 2:54 p.m. about someone possibly trapped under a forklift on Leitrim Road.
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| | Ottawa Citizen 20:55 | | Trustees at Ottawa's largest school board plan to debate a motion Tuesday to allow teachers and other educators to wear their own higher-quality masks at school. Trustee Justine Bell, who proposed the motion, says teachers should be allowed to wear N95-type masks, which provide better protection from the airborne spread of the virus that causes […]
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| | Ottawa Citizen 20:55 | | Summer-in-October continues Tuesday with an expected high of 24 C and humidex of 29. Mixed skies are expected to clear in the early afternoon with wind becoming south at 20 km/h in the afternoon, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada. Fog patches are forecast to start developing Tuesday evening then dissipate near midnight then […]
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| | Ottawa Citizen 20:54 | | When a man in his 60s suddenly collapsed during a hockey practice at the Ray Friel Recreation Complex, staff of the COVID-19 care and testing clinic located at the Orléans complex used a public access defibrillator to revive him. The man initially wasn't breathing and showed no signs of life during the incident Friday afternoon, […]
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| | Ottawa Citizen 20:54 | | Police investigators are asking the public to help them identify the people who were were present during an altercation on Kanata Avenue last month in which a man was stabbed. The Ottawa Police Service said the victim suffered serious but not life-threatening injuries in the incident near Earl Grey Drive at about 12:30 a.m. on […]
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| | Ottawa Citizen 20:53 | | Patrol officers found a shell casing on the ground but no one injured when they were were called to a shooting on Woodridge Crescent on Sunday night. They were summoned to the 100 block of the crescent, which runs off Bayshore Drive, at about 10:10 p.m., the Ottawa Police Service said in a release Tuesday. […]
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| | The Georgia Straight 22:35 | | Burr performs at Rogers Arena on June 25, 2022.
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| | Windsor Star 00:50 | | Progress continues on the new home for Windsor's Family Respite Services — now with a $40,000 boost from the St. Clair College Alumni Association. The donation gives the association naming rights on a staff break room at the new facility currently under construction at 4400 Howard Ave. Alexandria Fischer, spokesperson for Family Respite Services, expressed […]
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| | Windsor Star 00:49 | | Windsor was at the centre of another first step in a return to normal on Tuesday. The first Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association championship since March of 2020 kicked off at Ambassador Golf Club with the St. Clair Saints hosting the national collegiate championships. "You can tell people are happy its back and they're actually able […]
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| | Windsor Star 00:26 | | Group B Streptococcus is a bacterium that's usually harmless in healthy adults — but is the most common cause of serious infections in newborns. Raising awareness of that fact was a passionate cause for Windsor resident Donna Ulicny, who passed away on Oct. 3 at the age of 81. "She did all this work to […]
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| | Windsor Star 23:17 | | Venues in Windsor are applauding a government announcement last week that allows them to open at full capacity. Business advocates say the next step is loosened restrictions on other businesses, using the vaccine mandate as a tool to keep customers safe. In an announcement Friday evening, the provincial government announced that large venues — including […]
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| | Windsor Star 22:29 | | Four courtrooms at the Superior Court of Justice building in downtown Windsor have been set aside for two months for a single trial stemming from the brutal death of Autumn Taggart, 31, at her home three years ago. Arraigned Tuesday on a count of first-degree murder, Jitesh Bhogal responded with a "not guilty." It's the […]
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| | Windsor Star 22:07 | | Several Essex County restaurants have landed on OpenTable's list of the 100 best restaurants in Canada for outdoor dining. OpenTable, an online restaurant reservation service, revealed the list on Tuesday. "For the first time ever, we're releasing a best outdoor dining list in the fall, so anyone who wants to make the most of this […]
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| | Windsor Star 21:03 | | Windsor-Essex surpassed another pandemic milestone on Tuesday with more than 20,000 COVID-19 infections recorded since March of 2020. The local health unit reported 110 additional cases over the long weekend and Tuesday, including 43 from Saturday, 32 from Sunday, 14 from Monday, and 21 from Tuesday. Six of the new cases were travel related, six […]
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| | Windsor Star 20:07 | | More than 150 tickets and charges were handed out to drivers in Windsor over the Thanksgiving long weekend as part of a road safety enforcement campaign held across Canada. City police on Tuesday reported that, from Oct. 8 to 11, the traffic enforcement unit and various other units focused their efforts on four locations identified […]
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| | The Province 00:52 | | B.C. Lions have leaned heavily on throwing shoulder of QB Michael Reilly but know they need to find their rushing-game legs if they want to make a serious playoff push.
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| | The Province 23:21 | | 'The last thing on his mind was teaching us and you saw a different side of him in that way — supportive and helpful and hoping everybody got back playing.' — Bo Horvat on Travis Green navigating COVID-19 outbreak.
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| | The Province 22:20 | | 'It (power play) is an art and you can say go to the net and stand in front, but there's timing to it and also a courage part.' — Canucks coach Travis Green on Alex Chiasson.
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| | The Province 21:32 | | Breaking down the potential high points and low points for each Vancouver Canucks player, the head coach and general manager in 2021-22
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| | The Province 20:16 | | Chiasson recorded nine goals and seven assists in 45 games with the Edmonton Oilers last season.
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| | Ottawa Sun 00:51 | | Life will go on without Brady Tkachuk. And, if by chance the Ottawa Senators restricted free agent winger happens to sign a deal on Wednesday, suiting up in Thursday night's season opener against the Toronto Maple Leafs at the Canadian Tire Centre isn't in the cards because the 22-year-old Tkachuk won't be ready to play […]
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| | Ottawa Sun 23:59 | | Parker Kelly had to battle the odds throughout his hockey career. That's why the Ottawa Senators rookie forward had a lot of reasons to wear a smile Tuesday morning. Every team needs players with character and, as the Senators prepare to face the Toronto Maple Leafs in their season-opener Thursday night at the Canadian Tire […]
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| | Ottawa Sun 22:20 | | "General manager Pierre Dorion and coach D.J. Smith want to take more time before putting the "C" on somebody's chest."
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| | Saskatoon StarPhoenix 00:12 | | RCMP say an investigation into how the incident happened is underway.
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| | Saskatoon StarPhoenix 23:57 | | The senate of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations wants the organization's elections postponed and an investigation launched.
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| | Saskatoon StarPhoenix 23:54 | | "He was very vulgar toward Sheree — that he hates her and that she had been going crazy toward the end," a new undercover officer testified Tuesday.
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| | Saskatoon StarPhoenix 23:30 | | The province has reported 58 deaths so far in October, which is on track to equal or surpass the deadliest month during the pandemic.
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| | Saskatoon StarPhoenix 23:16 | | "Now's as good a time as any to get ready for the next season."
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| | Saskatoon StarPhoenix 22:35 | | Police received messages and calls about their response to the election night event, which featured the party's leader, Maxime Bernier.
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| | Saskatoon StarPhoenix 22:30 | | A firearm was pointed at the driver of the car, who fled on foot and was uninjured. The car was not drivable after the altercation.
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| | Saskatoon StarPhoenix 22:30 | | Half of those receiving intensive care for COVID-19 are patients in Saskatoon hospital beds.
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| | Saskatoon StarPhoenix 22:14 | | The change still has to be approved by city council, which next meets on Oct. 25.
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| | Regina Leader-Post 23:38 | | Community-based organizations say the tent camp offers a degree of protection for the city's homeless, but in no way is it an alternative to housing, especially with the looming winter.
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| | Regina Leader-Post 23:32 | | "We're not going for a very realistic look because, you know, big monsters wrecking cities isn't terribly realistic."
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| | Regina Leader-Post 23:26 | | Saskatchewan residents got treated to a vibrant light show on Thanksgiving Day thanks to the aurora borealis that appeared in the sky that night.
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| | Regina Leader-Post 22:44 | | The Sask. Court of Appeal reserved its decision in a case that pitted Tony Merchant against the Law Society of Saskatchewan.
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| | Regina Leader-Post 21:35 | | The Regina Pats acquired defenceman Adam McNutt for forward Sloan Stanick in a swap of 18-year-olds on Monday.
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| | Montreal Gazette 00:51 | | "He knows how important he is to our team and he can just go out there and be who he is and that's all we ask of him."
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| | Montreal Gazette 00:38 | | Projet Montréal's vision for the city's central business district also includes planting thousands of trees.
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| | Montreal Gazette 00:19 | | Biggest question mark is going to be goaltending and defence with Carey Price, Shea Weber and Joel Edmundson all missing to start the year.
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| | Montreal Gazette 23:54 | | A family-friendly new exhibition takes a look at the history of the circus arts in Quebec.
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| | Montreal Gazette 23:32 | | The FIQ says it will challenge in court decisions by professional orders that "cause disproportionate harm to our members."
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| | Montreal Gazette 22:57 | | The sports division includes several bicycle products and brands, including Caloi, Cannondale and GT Bicycles.
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| | Montreal Gazette 22:53 | | The show, scheduled for July 30, 2022, is part of the acerbic comic's North American tour through 23 cities from April to August.
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| | Montreal Gazette 22:38 | | Forensic identification technicians and the canine squad were called in to help with the investigation.
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| | Montreal Gazette 22:17 | | Denis Coderre says Montreal has to assume a leadership role when it comes to the environment.
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| | Montreal Gazette 22:12 | | An expert testified Tuesday that an STM ticket discovered by a police dog had the accused's fingerprint on it.
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| | Calgary Herald 00:56 | | 'I'm always about advocating for change and innovating within a system'
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| | Calgary Herald 00:44 | | But Premier Jason Kenney said some measures, like a vaccine passport, will remain in effect well into next year
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| | Calgary Herald 00:35 | | Watch this page throughout the day for updates on COVID-19 in Calgary
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| | Calgary Herald 00:29 | | Farkas is trying to show he can make the transition from constant critic to functioning mayor
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| | Calgary Herald 23:55 | | The ATA says the phased-in approach will be highly problematic as principals and other school administrators again take on additional work they don't have enough supports for
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| | Calgary Herald 23:39 | | Name: Shauna Sears Occupation: Was the owner of a small business. Volunteer experience: Volunteered for Jim Prentice. Help disabled seniors. Describe your leadership style. To use Common Sense. Good Listener. What do you consider the single most important issue facing Calgarians, and what should be done about it? Expenses (property tax, utilities, food, gasoline, shelter) are […]
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| | Calgary Herald 23:31 | | Name: Andre Chabot Ward: 10 Occupation: Planning Consultant Political/volunteer experience: 12+ years on council, 10+ years on the Executive of Marlborough Park Community Centre. Board member for six years for Calgary East Federal Riding Association, two as President. What is your motivation for seeking a seat on city council? Ensure that the area that my […]
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| | Calgary Herald 23:27 | | 'The total period of time from the date of charge to the anticipated end of trial is 888 days, or just over 29 months,' Graham said, in a written ruling
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| | Calgary Herald 23:11 | | Both victims were found in shallow graves weeks after their disappearance from their home in southeast Calgary in April 2019
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| | Calgary Herald 23:07 | | Carter and Walton were earlier convicted of criminal harassment in connection with a stalking scheme
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| | Calgary Sun 00:49 | | Shortly after the Calgary Stampeders knocked off the Saskatchewan Roughriders for the second time in a week on Saturday night, head coach Dave Dickenson was asked about his team's defensive improvements. The biggest difference between the first five games of the season, when the Stamps posted a 1-4 record, and the last four contests, of […]
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| | Calgary Sun 00:21 | | The Seattle Kraken named Mark Giordano its inaugural captain in its inaugural season, a no-brainer decision as far as anyone at the Scotiabank Saddledome is concerned. "Pretty logical, isn't it?" deadpanned Calgary Flames head coach Darryl Sutter. "I think Vegas odds probably had it pretty good, too," added Milan Lucic with a chuckle. But while […]
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| | Vancouver Sun 00:40 | | Opinion: A successful B.C. Tourism Commerce Centre could serve as a model for productive collaborations between industries and suppliers in other sectors of our economy, as they look to rebound and gain new business once the pandemic has ended.
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| | Vancouver Sun 00:22 | | Here's your daily update with everything you need to know on the novel coronavirus situation in B.C.
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| | Vancouver Sun 00:18 | | Kyle Christopher Mostowy, who in 2016 was found guilty of sex offences, was being sued for damages arising from repeated assaults in 2010
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| | Vancouver Sun 00:10 | | The City of Vancouver owns roughly 80 per cent of the land in False Creek South, which is made up of a mix of co-op and non-market housing, leasehold stratas and market rental homes.
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| | Vancouver Sun 23:59 | | Call comes nine days after a meteor smashed through the roof of a woman's home in Golden and landed in her bedroom.
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| | Vancouver Sun 22:06 | | Compiled by the Association of Book Publishers of B.C.
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| | Vancouver Sun 22:04 | | Mounties have maintained a presence in the Fairy Creek area in support of nearby detachments since the injunction extension was denied.
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| | Vancouver Sun 21:39 | | Park Board started bringing down the fences surrounding the east side of Strathcona Park on Tuesday
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| | Vancouver Sun 20:55 | | Compiled by Bookmanager using weekly sales statistics from over 250 Canadian independent book stores.
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| | Vancouver Sun 20:05 | | The new order requires all British Columbians, five years and older, to wear face coverings in all indoor spaces
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